Can America's Trains Handle the World Cup?

U.S. transit agencies are scrambling to move World Cup fans to suburban stadiums with limited regular rail access.

In New Jersey, NJ Transit is facing criticism for planning very high special-event fares to serve MetLife Stadium.

Officials say the costs are driven by unusually large operating and security needs for World Cup crowds.

The situation highlights how fragmented U.S. rail and bus networks struggle to handle massive event transportation.